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====On a PC:====
Go to Start->Run and type "\\williams\williams"
*Scroll down until you see a somewhat overwhelming list of the network printers on campus, e.g. lw-jesup-205
*Click on the printer you want to install, then click "Yes" and "OK" to the popups
*Find the type of the printer you want to install (some listed [http://cf.williams.edu/oit/facilities/printers/public.cfm here]). All public printers are HP, usually laserjet 5m, 4000, 4050, 4100. If you can't find the right one, select something close to it.
*The installation should complete on its own, and the printer will come up as an option the next time you try to print
====Mac OSX 10.4:====
*Open Print and Fax from the System Preferences
*With the Printing tab selected, click the + button
*When the Printer Browser opens, select IP printer
*Select Line Printer Daemon - LPD as the Protocol. Set the address to: lpr.williams.edu (note lpr is L P R)
*You will need to look up the queue name of a public printer. Also note the model.
*Type in the printers queue name, e.g. lw-jesup-205
*Select the model. If you aren't sure, the HP laserjet 5m is a good choice.
====Mac OSX 10.3:====
*Open Fax and Print from the System Preferences
*Add Printer
*Select IP printing
*Select LPD/LPR. Set the printer address to: lpr.williams.edu (note lpr is L P R)
*You will need to look up the queue name of a public printer. Also note the model.
*Type in the printers queue name, e.g. lw-jesup-205
*Select the model. If you aren't sure, the HP laserjet 5m is a good choice.
====Mac OSX 10.0 to 10.2:====
*Open the Mac Print Center (located in Applications / Utilities)
*Add Printer
*The best option is to select LPR. Set the server to: lpr.williams.edu (note lpr is L P R)
*Uncheck the "use default queue name on server"
*You will need to look up the queue name of a public printer. Also note the model.
*Type in the printers queue name, e.g. lw-jesup-205
*Choose the model. If you aren't sure, the HP laserjet 5m is a good choice.
*If you have AppleTalk enabled on your Mac you can browse for printers directly.
Go to Start->Run and type "\\williams\williams"
*Scroll down until you see a somewhat overwhelming list of the network printers on campus, e.g. lw-jesup-205
*Click on the printer you want to install, then click "Yes" and "OK" to the popups
*Find the type of the printer you want to install (some listed [http://cf.williams.edu/oit/facilities/printers/public.cfm here]). All public printers are HP, usually laserjet 5m, 4000, 4050, 4100. If you can't find the right one, select something close to it.
*The installation should complete on its own, and the printer will come up as an option the next time you try to print
====Mac OSX 10.4:====
*Open Print and Fax from the System Preferences
*With the Printing tab selected, click the + button
*When the Printer Browser opens, select IP printer
*Select Line Printer Daemon - LPD as the Protocol. Set the address to: lpr.williams.edu (note lpr is L P R)
*You will need to look up the queue name of a public printer. Also note the model.
*Type in the printers queue name, e.g. lw-jesup-205
*Select the model. If you aren't sure, the HP laserjet 5m is a good choice.
====Mac OSX 10.3:====
*Open Fax and Print from the System Preferences
*Add Printer
*Select IP printing
*Select LPD/LPR. Set the printer address to: lpr.williams.edu (note lpr is L P R)
*You will need to look up the queue name of a public printer. Also note the model.
*Type in the printers queue name, e.g. lw-jesup-205
*Select the model. If you aren't sure, the HP laserjet 5m is a good choice.
====Mac OSX 10.0 to 10.2:====
*Open the Mac Print Center (located in Applications / Utilities)
*Add Printer
*The best option is to select LPR. Set the server to: lpr.williams.edu (note lpr is L P R)
*Uncheck the "use default queue name on server"
*You will need to look up the queue name of a public printer. Also note the model.
*Type in the printers queue name, e.g. lw-jesup-205
*Choose the model. If you aren't sure, the HP laserjet 5m is a good choice.
*If you have AppleTalk enabled on your Mac you can browse for printers directly.
